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A current
B gram
C kelvin
D volt
A displacement acceleration
B force kinetic energy
C momentum velocity
D power speed
3 When a constant braking force is applied to a vehicle moving at speed v, the distance d moved
by the vehicle in coming to rest is given by the expression
d = kv 2
where k is a constant.
When d is measured in metres and v is measured in metres per second, the constant has a value
of k1.
What is the value of the constant when the distance is measured in metres, and the speed is
measured in kilometres per hour?
What is a reasonable estimate of the average gravitational force acting on a fully grown woman
standing on the Earth?
Which definition is correct and uses only quantities rather than units?
3
E= 2
kT
A kg–1 m–1 s2 K
B kg–1 m–2 s2 K
C kg m s–2 K–1
D kg m2 s–2 K–1
A B
C D
A energy = 7.8 N s
B force = 3.8 N s
C momentum = 6.2 N s
D torque = 4.7 N s
The speed of an aeroplane in still air is 200 km h–1. The wind blows from the west at a speed of
85.0 km h–1.
In which direction must the pilot steer the aeroplane in order to fly due north?
When the brakes are applied on a vehicle moving at speed v, the distance d moved by the
vehicle in coming to rest is given by the expression
d = kv 2
where k is a constant.
Which list contains one vector quantity and two scalar quantities?
Which pair of units contains one derived unit and one SI base unit?
A ampere coulomb
B kilogram kelvin
C metre second
D newton pascal
A 2 µJ C–1 B 2 mV C 2 pV D 2000 mV
The speed v of a liquid leaving a tube depends on the change in pressure ∆P and the density ρ of
the liquid. The speed is given by the equation
⎛ ∆P ⎞n
v = k ⎜⎜ ⎟
⎟
⎝ ρ ⎠
P = kρAv n
where ρ is the density of air, A is the area swept by the turbine blades, v is the speed of the air
and k is a constant with no units.
A 1 B 2 C 3 D 4
A kg m2 s–2 A–1
B kg m2 s–3 A–2
C kg m s–2 A–1
D kg m s–3 A–1
5.0 km
37°
horizontal
A charge coulomb
B current ampere
C potential difference volt
D temperature degree Celsius
The drag coefficient Cd is a number with no units. It is used to compare the drag on different cars
at different speeds. It is given by the equation
2F
Cd =
ρv nA
where F is the drag force on the car, ρ is the density of the air, A is the cross-sectional area of the
car and v is the speed of the car.
A 1 B 2 C 3 D 4
Two forces of equal magnitude are represented by two coplanar vectors. One is directed
eastwards and the other is directed northwards.
What is the direction of a single force that will balance these two forces?
where r is the radius of the wire, n is the number of turns of wire and R is the radius of each of the
turns of wire. The quantity G depends on the material from which the wire is made.
A N m–2 B N m–1 C Nm D N m2
Which pair of quantities contains one vector and one scalar quantity?
A displacement; force
B kinetic energy; power
C acceleration; momentum
D velocity; distance
One property Q of a material is used to describe the behaviour of sound waves in the material.
Q is defined as the pressure P of the sound wave divided by the speed v of the wave and the
surface area A of the material through which the wave travels:
Q= P .
vA
A displacement; acceleration
B force; kinetic energy
C power; speed
D work; potential energy
kg x3 y–2 z–3 .
x y z
A ampere second
B metre
etre am second
C etre
metre ampere
D ssecond
econd a metre
5.0 km
53°
A cyclist is travelling due south with velocity u. The wind is blowing from the north-east with
velocity w .
cyclist wind
u w
A B
v v v
v
P Q
A B C D
C pressure × area
D weight ÷ area
P Q
A B
C D
The units of all physical quantities can be expressed in terms of SI base units.
Two physical quantities P and Q are added. The sum of P and Q is R, as shown.
R
P
A kinetic energy
B power
C speed
D velocity
C power × time
D rate of change of momentum
When a force F moves its point of application through a displacement s in the direction of the
force, the work W done by the force is given by
W = F s.
How many vector quantities and scalar quantities does this equation contain?
What is a possible unit for the product VI, where V is the potential difference across a resistor
and I is the current through the same resistor?
A vector has magnitude R and perpendicular components P and Q, as shown in the diagram.
vertical component Q
θ
horizontal component P
A Q sinθ
B R cosθ P
C R cosθ R sinθ
D R sinθ R cosθ